10.How many 16 K memories can be placed (without overlapping) in the memory space of a processor that has 24 address lines?

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Q: For a 512k x 32 memory system, how wide does the incoming address bus needed to be in order to…

A: Given, Size of memory system = 512k x 32 For a p x q memory system, Size of address bus = log 2 p…

Q: How many 16 K memories can be placed (without overlapping) in the memory space of a processor that…

A: Answer to the above question is in step2.

Q: Why do we need cache memory if we already have volatile memory in the form of RAM (Random Access…

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Q: What is the point of cache memory if we already have RAM, which is a volatile transistor-based…

A: The problem is based on the basics of types of memory in computer systems.

Q: Consider a system that has multiple processors where each processor has its own cache, but main…

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Q: When we already have RAM (Random Access Memory), which is a kind of memory that is regarded as…

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Q: Let's pretend that every 18 months a new generation of processors comes out that has twice as many…

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Q: Assume we have a computer where the clocks per instruction is 1.0 when all memory accesses hit in…

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Q: Show work and type answer please. Suppose a computer using fully associate cache has 2G Bytes of…

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Q: would it be possible to make the machine thrash assuming that you have a reasonable virtual memory…

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Q: Q4/ A- How many: 1- memory locations can be addressed by a microprocessor with 14 address lines? 2-…

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Q: Why do we need cache memory when we already have RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory…

A: Introduction: Because cache memory and RAM are the  both transistor-based, cache memory is not…

Q: Suppose that a 2M × 16 main memory is built using 256K × 8 RAM chips and that memory is word…

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Q: C) If you want to Design 8K-byte memory starting from (B000)H by using a memor chip with size (4096…

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Q: What's the need of cache memory if we already have RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory,…

A: Answer to the comparison of RAM and cache memory is detailed in step 2.

Q: We know that CPU may cache memory access. Should we allow memory-mapped device I/O to be cached by…

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Q: [A] Suppose that a 16M x 32 main memory is built using 512K x 16 RAM chips and that the memory is…

A: a. To find out how many RAM chips are necessary, divide the size of memory with the chip size as…

Q: 11) Difference between the Cache and Main Memory 12) Virtual Memory 13) Write-policy in memories 14)…

A: 11)main memory is otherwise called Random Access Memory. It is a memory unit that straightforwardly…

Q: 3) Assume a 232 byte memory system a) What are the lowest and highest addresses if memory is byte…

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Q: 6. Suppose the RAM for a certain computer has 256M words, where each word is 32 bits long. a) What…

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Q: What is the reachable memory space for a computer using a 12-bit address mechanism? What is the…

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Q: Why do we need cache memory, which is also transistor-based, if RAM (Random Access Memory) is a…

A: Ram is a kind of memory built into the motherboard where the computers data is temporarily kept.

Q: Assume that every 18 months, the number of cores available on a new generation of CPUs is doubled.…

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Q: QUESTION 22 We have a system with a CPU and several peripheral devices connected via address and…

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Q: What is the idea of Memory Segmentation ? O Having multiple base and bounds pair per CPU in the MMU.…

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Q: Why do we need cache memory if we already have volatile memory in the form of RAM (Random Access…

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Q: Why do we need cache memory if both RAM and cache memory are made up of transistors? Can only one…

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Q: Suppose that a system uses 32-bit memory words and its memory is built from 16 1M × 8 RAM chips. How…

A: Given, 32-bit memory word 16 1M × 8 RAM chips

Q: Questions 2: Hardware Given a 256x 8 RAM chip, you are asked to build a memory with capacity of 2048…

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Q: b) The average memory access time for a microprocessor with 1 level of cache L1 is 2.6 clock cycles.…

A: Explanation: Consider the expressiono for miss rate of L1 cache. Given that: Hit time = 1…

Q: Because both cache memory and RAM are transistor-based, why do we need cache memory if we already…

A: Given:- Because both cache memory and RAM are transistor-based, why do we need cache memory if we…

Q: We already have RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory based on transistors, so why do we…

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Q: Question 35 A processor running a program makes 100 accesses to memory addresses. 80% are to L1…

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Q: In light of the fact that RAM (Random Access Memory) is a volatile memory, why do we need cache…

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Q: 264 bytes of memory may be referenced by current 64-bit CPUs with 64-bit address buses. Do you…

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Q: Why do we need cache memory if we already have RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory? Both…

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Q: 15. How many 64 K memories can be placed (without overlapping) in the memory space of a processor…

A: Solution-Total memory to be placed=64k              Available address lines=24…

Q: B) For a virtual memory system, the auxiliary memory was of size 8 MByte, and the number of empty…

A: We have ,               Auxiliary memory = 8 MByte = 223 Bytes             Page size = Block size =…

Q: Why do we need cache memory if we already have RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory? Both…

A: Why do we need cache memory if we already have RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory?…

Q: Suppose that every 18 months, new generations of CPUs add another core to the number that can be…

A: Introduction: This severely limits the number of cores that can be integrated into a multi-core…

Q: Given that both cache memory and random access memory (RAM) are transistor-based, it's unclear why…

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Q: Question 6: if a computer's memory capacity is equal to : 512MB and the length of its computer word…

A: Given Data : Memory capacity = 512 MB Computer Word size = 2 B

Q: Because both cache memory and RAM are transistor-based, why do we need cache memory if we already…

A: Introduction: The difference from RAM is the performance, cost and proximity of the cache to the…

Q: 7-1. *The following memories are specified by the number of words times the number of bits per word.…

A: Here memories are specified as number of words and number of bits per word. We know that for address…

Q: 8. A computer architect is designing the memory system for the next version of a processor. If the…

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Q: [3] Suppose the RAM for a certain computer has 256M words, where each word is 16bits long. Note that…

A: A)  Memory capacity = 256M words = 256M*2B = 512MB

Q: 5. Consider the memory system specifications given below. Main memory size: Cache size: 64K bytes…

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Computer Fundamentals

The computer is termed computation. For calculating or computing something the device that has been used is known as the computer. Or we can say that for performing a fast arithmetic operation the device that has been used is a computer. Storing, processing, and retrieving are the main features of a computer.